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29th November 2011
Following recent deaths of two babies at Singleton Hospital in Swansea and a mother who tested positive for ESBL E.coli, Abertawe Bro Morgannwg (ABM) University Health Board has confirmed that one of the two initial cases of suspected ESBL E.coli cross infection has n... ...read on
21st November 2011
A child who attends Tir na n-Og nursery in Bangor and an adult with links to it have been diagnosed with E. coli, a month after an outbreak at another nursery on Anglesey. Testing for the infection is being offered to children at n... ...read on
11th November 2011
Around 22 tonnes of Irish cheddar cheese has been quarantined in South Africa after unacceptable levels of E coli bacteria were found in a shipment. The cargo was shipped into Durban Port in August and isolated upon arrival because safety officials deemed the cargo "t... ...read on
11th November 2011
In the wake of an eight-month E.coli outbreak in the UK, the FSA is launching a campaign in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland educating consumers about the food safety risks associated with raw vegetables but the campaign will not run in England because the Cabinet... ...read on
4th November 2011
Shellfish beds in Pembrokeshire have been temporarily closed after E. coli bacteria was found. Notices have been erected along the coast warning people to avoid shellfish beds from the area between the Cleddau Bridge and Picton Poi... ...read on
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